The Dillon tribune., 1887-10-21

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grand ball next Thursday night
Eastman 4 Holden will soon move into
their new and commodious quarters.
Joe A. Browne advertises in this issue
for proposals for hay and fencing poles.
The Dillon Opera House, now nearing
completion, will be highest house in the
city.
NJ. J. McCune has purchased the livery
business from the Anderson Brothers, pay.
ing therefor $4,000.
The crop Of cripples in and around Dill.
lon is large, and entitled to pensions on
general principles.
The health Of Dillon is good, except that
nearly every other male or female fellow
that one meets has bad cold.
The ladies will be interested in learning
that the number Of dressmaking parlors in
this city is steadily increasing.
The NJ. E. Ladies' Aid Society will meet
at the residence of Mrs. Axe on Wednes.
day afternoon, the Goth, at o'clock.
On last Friday and Saturday snow fell
to depth Of twelve to fifteen inches on
the ranges TO the south of the city.
Lee Goetschius has opened an agency
for the Singer sewing machines in the new
Postoilicc building on Montana street.
The I. O. o. F. banquet is to be given at
the Corinne Hotel, and the supper for the
grand ball will be served at the same place.
Assessor Lon Pickett has been busy for
several days past in making out the assess.
ment roll book of Beaverhead County for
the current year.
A new city ordinance includes within the
| fire limits the west half of the block up.
on which the Episcopal and Methodist
churches are located.
The cosey room in the rear OF L. c. Fyh-
rie & Co.'s is a sort of sauctam samctoyixm
where an auditorium Of quartz sharps do
congregate and dilate.
w. E. Mills will assist with the cornet in
the music to be give by Prof Firch and
the Howard Brothers at the Baptist Church
next Sunday evening.
Deputy Sheriff Parke took George Hen.
ry Grabhorn, the wife murderer, to the
Penitentiary at Deer Lodge, where he will
serve lifetime sentence.
At the dedication of the new Catholic
Church the Right Rev. Bishop Brondel, the
distinguished Catholic prelate, will be in
Dillon and offic;ate at the imposing dsdica.
ting ceremonies.
Last Saturday Sim Estes sold to Allen
Black what is known as the Shepherd
ranch, comprising 100 acres of land and a
water right of $50 inches from the Canyon
ditch. Consideration, $a,3oo.
Owing to the inclement weather OF last
Saturday the meeting Of the Stock Grow.
ers' Association was postponed until Sat
urday, the 2oth inst. Members Of the as.
sociation will govern themselves accord.
ingly.
The statement Of the First National
Bank Of Dillon will be found in today,
TRIBUNE. 1t is largest statement the
bank has made, and goes up to $3So,ooo
indicating that the business Of the bank il
constantly increasing.
In another column the Commissioners o
Beaverhead County advertise for sealee
proposals for $4,000 bonds, bearing inter
est at the rate Of seven per cent per an
mum, and redee,nabe at the pleasure Of tn.
county, after ten years.
d. K. Beck, ot Virginia City, last weel
received at Dillon two thoroughbred i'm
ported Holsteins, which were purchased fo
him in the East. The bull, Manodin'
Punco, is registered and numbered 2,733
and the COW is named Patty Holmes, Nc
1,,56.
County Clerk McGough's official synop
sis OF the proceedings Of the Board Of Cor
rec,ion of Beaverhead County will be seer
on another page Of to days paper. 1t vii
be readable matter 10 tho tax payers OF tn
county, and Of special interest to those VIII
are pecuniarily concerned. 1t will also b
observed that the honorable Board OF Com
missioners is playing tit. t.for'tat gam
with the late Grand Jury.
John F. Bishop, ON Monday, receive'
from the Fish Commissioner at Washing
ton City, twenty carp, which he took to tn
pond on his ranch. On the same day Joh